Chairperson of the Indian Youth Congress, Rahul Gandhi, is no stranger to trolls. Irrespective of what he says, he gets trolled.


But recently, the Twitterati was in for a pleasant surprise when Rahul Gandhi tweeted a barrage of tweets aimed directly at PM Modi.
It all began when he questioned his work in Gujarat.
मोदीजी, आपकी पार्टी 22 साल से यहां सरकार में है और अब आप कहते हैं कि 2022 तक आप गुजरात से गरीबी मिटा देंगे pic.twitter.com/cdWtZt1tqV
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) October 11, 2017
(Modi ji your party has been in power here for the last 22 years and you now say that by 2022 you will eradicate poverty in Gujarat.)
He then aimed for the moon. Quite literally.
मैं अब आपको उनकी अगली लाइन बताता हूँ, 2025 तक मोदीजी गुजरात के हर व्यक्ति को चाँद पर जाने के लिए Rocket देंगे
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) October 11, 2017
(Now let me explain his next line. By 2025, Modi ji will give every person in Gujarat a rocket to go to the moon.)
And then revealed PM Modi’s ‘grand vision’ for 2030.
2028 में मोदीजी गुजरात के हर व्यक्ति को चाँद पर एक घर देंगे और 2030 में मोदीजी चाँद को धरती पर ले आएंगे
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) October 11, 2017
(By 2028, Modi ji will give every Gujarati a house on the moon and by 2030, he’ll bring the moon to earth itself.)
Of course, the trolls were quick to respond.
मतलब तूने मान लिया की तुम्हारा 2028 तक कोई चांस नहीं है…अच्छा है
बहुत अच्छा है 😂😂😂😆😆😆😆— Narendra Modi Fans (@weluvnamo) October 11, 2017
सर मोदीजी की लाईन तो छोड़िये
हमे तो सिर्फ आपकी इस लाइन का मतलब बता दिजिये 😂😂😂😜😜😜 pic.twitter.com/gddh65es6I— B LAL JANGID (@BABULALJANGID9) October 11, 2017
But trolls aside, he found support from most people.

Even Congress’ Twitter handle was in form recently when they tweeted this about Jay Shah’s failure to appear in court.
Technically, it was not an acche din for him to show up in court. https://t.co/VmAG29pD0v
— Congress (@INCIndia) October 11, 2017
अमित शाह जी के बेटे की कंपनी को फायदा 2014 के बाद शुरु हुआ पता नहीं स्टार्ट अप इंडिया था या मेक इन इंडिया! #GujaratNavsarjanYatra pic.twitter.com/2uJ4h4bHVi
— Congress (@INCIndia) October 9, 2017
Waiting for PM Modi’s reply now. Let the games begin.